Union des Associations Internationales
UIA will be attending IMEX from 21 to 23 May!
Join UIA at its stand number G682 to learn more about its research projects, Associations Round Tables, and more!
From 9 to 11 on Wednesday 22 May, we also invite you to a “Coffee and Chill with UIA” session together with our newsletter publishing partner from CIM at the CIM stand number 9540 in Hall 9.
Incheon Convention Bureau is a one-stop outlet for attracting and successfully hosting MICE events, supporting business success.
UIA will be hosting a panel discussion at the World Resources forum titled: There is no such thing as waste - true or false?
Client Services at Business Events Toronto 360° Service to organizations from around the world meeting in Canada’s Downtown. It offers tools, resources and connections, all highly valuable assets for clients hosting their meetings in Toronto.
The Moravia Convention Bureau (MCB) provides organisers assistance and independent complex information for planning and holding congresses, conferences, business meetings and incentive events in Southern Moravia and in the City of Brno.
Suzhou International Expo Centre is a large exhibition complex, including exhibition and conference faclities, accommodation and catering, cultural and arts, business travel and other services.
News from sources other than the UIA. International organizations listed in the Yearbook of International Organizations, and UIA's members may add their own public news items.
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Deadline: 1 June 2020
NGOs interested in applying for ECOSOC consultative status should submit their application and required documents on or before the deadline 1 June 2020.
The following link provides background information, the benefits and instructions how to apply: https://bit.ly/39OqE71
EAHL is happy to announce that the venue for the next conference in 2021 will be Ghent, Belgium.
The World Autism Organisation (WAO), a purely voluntary, charitable, Not for Profit organisation, was founded in 1998 by parents of autistic people. The main objective of the WAO is to encourage and foster the development of services appropriate to the needs of people with autism throughout the world. These needs are the same across the globe, but sadly there are still great differences in understanding and resources from one country to another. Our
